Lewis revives Wales career in problem position

Lewis revives Wales career in problem positionImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Dillon Lewis moved to Dragons from Harlequins in 2025ByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished1 minute agoCommentsTwo years on from his most recent international outing, tight-head prop Dillon Lewis is looking to help fill Wales' problem position.The 30-year-old earned an international recall for the summer schedule against Fiji, Argentina and South Africa in the Nations Championship.Wales tune up for those Tests with an uncapped fixture against Barbarians at Allianz Stadium on Saturday (14:00 BST).It presents Lewis with the opportunity to represent his country for the first time since winning his 57th cap against Italy in the 2024 Six Nations."The two years have been riddled with a few injuries, which hasn't helped my case, but it is something that I never gave up on," said Lewis, who toured Australia the following summer but did not play.North prepares for one last dance against WalesPublished16 hours agoWales captain Callender excited by Baa-Baas bonusPublished5 hours agoLake to captain Wales in summer internationalsPublished21 hours agoLewis brought up a half-century of Wales caps while with Cardiff before spending two seasons with Harlequins.He relished the change of scene, saying it made him "a more mature and more rounded player", but last summer moved to Dragons to boost his chances of featuring in a third World Cup."Coming home to Wales was a big driving factor in that, just trying to be in the shop window as much as possible, and luckily I picked up some form towards the end of the season," said Lewis, who made nine appearances after an autumn calf injury."It was never something I closed the door on. I aspired to get back in and there was a lot of competition as well to make it even harder."Wales' tight-head prop issueImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Dillon Lewis made his Wales debut in 2017The two t...